“There are 3,000 K-5 schools… we've only worked with 6% of those. We need somebody… calling and outreaching as much as possible.”

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Plan to hire seasonal, part-time sales reps to call the 3,000 K-5 schools in California (only 6% currently reached)

3,000 schools; 6% currently worked

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